2.1.1 List of configuration commands
The following tables list IPv4 configuration commands.
|
Command name |
Description |
|---|---|
|
arp |
Creates a static ARP table. |
|
arp discard-unresolved-packets |
Reduces the CPU load by using the hardware to discard IPv4 forwarding packets with unresolved addresses. |
|
arp max-send-count |
Specifies the maximum number of ARP request packets that can be sent. |
|
arp send-interval |
Specifies ARP requestpacket send retry interval. |
|
arp timeout |
Specifies the aging time for an ARP cache table. |
|
ip address |
Specifies an IPv4 address for an interface. |
|
ip icmp rate-limit unreachable |
Specifies the interval for sending an ICMP error message. |
|
ip local-proxy-arp |
Specifies whether a local Proxy ARP reply can be returned. |
|
ip mtu |
Specifies the MTU length of IP packets sent on the interface. |
|
ip proxy-arp |
Specifies whether a Proxy ARP reply is possible. |
|
ip redirects (global) |
Specifies whether ICMP and ICMPv6 Redirect messages can be sent for the entire Switch. |
|
ip redirects (interface) |
Specifies whether an ICMP Redirect message can be sent for an interface. |
|
ip source-route |
Specifies whether an IPv4 packet with the Source Route option can be forwarded. |
|
ip subnet-broadcast |
Specifies whether a subnet broadcast IPv4 packet can be forwarded. To forward broadcast packets, the directed-broadcast parameter must also be set in the ip address command. |